[BelalSaid]

I'm afraid of the potential for AI to take over too many jobs, leaving a lot of people unemployed.

[UnapologeticDino]

@BelalSaid
I totally understand your concern about AI and job displacement. While it’s true that AI is changing industries, it also opens up new opportunities and roles that didn’t exist before. The key might be in reskilling and adapting to these changes so that we can benefit from the technology while minimizing its negative impact. What are your thoughts on finding a balance between innovation and protecting jobs?

[ibrahemmohamed98]

It will replace humans in many jobs, and this will cause unemployment

[AndyEC]

@UnapologeticDino

As a translator and interpreter, my main concern is that it evolves and learns to interpret and render nuances and tone into another language rendering my work obsolete. I've given this more thought than you'd imagine. So far, i'm Even thinking of branching out a little more profesionally.

[Suzuki]

It doesn't terrify me at all. No matter how intelligent it gets, I can always see that its unconsciousness will always make us steps ahead.

Even if something abnormal happens, I trust that we will be able to get things back to normal, because unlike AI, we don't just have intelligence, no matter how much more intelligent AI can become.

[nseralden]

@UnapologeticDino
One aspect of AI that truly terrifies me is the potential for it to develop beyond human control. As AI becomes more advanced, there's a risk it could make decisions or take actions that are harmful or unethical, without us being able to fully understand or stop it. While this scenario is unlikely and still many years away, the idea of losing control over something so powerful is genuinely frightening.